I don't know what to do computer geeks?

My uncle gave me a computer and I want to do windows "fresh start" option, don't tell me to ask my uncle for help because I don't want to. Anyways, I want to use the windows defenders feature and just wanted to know if it's safe to remove all these applications
Btw I'm on a laptop and I'm 13

-Adobe Acrobat Reader Dc
-Amd pro control center
-Amd Radeon settings
-Amd software
-apple application support 32 and 64 bit
-Cyberlink Power2Go 8
-Cyberlink powerDvD 14
-Gt# for .Net 2.12.26
-Lenovo Onekey recovery
-Microsoft onedrive
-a lot of windows visual c++
-Vulcan runtime libraries
-Oem application profile
- and windows 10 upgrade assistant.

I only use my laptop for gaming, like minecraft. Will my computer be safe if I just do it or will It be like a gray screen because my drivers

Guest

Ask my uncle for help

Guest

You can do a windows 10 reset much more simply
start
Settings
Update and security
recovery
reset
This would remove any unecessary files whilst keeping the necessary ones

As you are a newbie, I wouldn't recommend you trying to remove applications you are unsure of, and it wouldn't give a "fresh start" anyway. Some off them can't be removed - one drive for instance, and the runtime libraries and visual C may be needed by other programs and shouldn't be removed. Others such as AMD will be needed by chipset or graphic drivers. Adobe acrobat could be removed but it is a good pdf reader.
If you have no other antivirus, windows defender will automatically be resident and active

David

Since it has Lenovo Onekey Recovery it's a Lenovo, I'm assuming.

You can use that to reset the PC to factory settings with just the original pre-installed software.

Here's an article on OneKey Recovery and how to use it

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